Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-08-04

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The old church bell of the VI. f.
c!ulch, of this place, was sold To VIM.
Raker, who had II shipped To his place
of residence, Blue Wing. n. c., TO be
placed on the stccple of an A. N, l..
church.
AT the regular meeting of the town
council on Tuesday evening the borough
tax was laid at the rate OF y mills. No
tice was also given property-holders ON
Water street To move their fences back
on the line anu construct boardwalks.
Mrs. Michael Frank, residing with
her daughter, Ms. Wm. Smith, on tho
farm southeast OF town, is reported
seriously i'll. The lady took sick while
visiting nj Henry Keen 's,west of town,
where she Ia at mcScnd confined 10 her
sickbed.
--The Millheim Nine were to Aa-
ronshurg last Saturday Ia play the boys
there Il game of base bali. The Mill
helm club came of second best, the
score standing - t. II in favor Of Aa,
ronsburg. 1t was Il stinger OF II day To
play base ball, but our boys are anxious
to gain notoriety and they certainly
will il they keep on.
The announcement of Henry l..
Harvey, of Boggs township, candidate
for commissioner, appears in this issue.
Mr.. Harvey is an old.liner in the Dem
cratic party, aud seems u man of ripe
experience in public affairs. lie is Il
hard working farmer and if nominated
and elected proposes TO take good care
of the interests of that class of taXpay-
erS.
SMALL poX. A member of my Gam,
lily was taken down with The small p"x.
| immediately commenced 10 use Oar
bys Prophy tactic Fluid. 1t kept the
atmosphere of the room pure aEd fresh.
The patient was kleatly relieved, and
ever for "a moment delirious was not
pitted, and was about the house again
in three weeks, and no others had it,
James w Parkinson, Ed. THE Cater
er," Phila., Pa.
Democratic voters should vote gen
orally at next Saturdays delegate elec-
tion ard vote for such men as are most
likely 10 make conscientious aud eill'
cient county officers. AT any rate the
delegates should go to The convention
in structed. There ought to be no float.
ing vote and by instructing your dele,
gates the evil of trading, &c. would be
avoided.
BAND FEsTIvAL.-The Rebersbur1
Band will hold festival in the school
house in that town, afternoon and eve.
ming of Saturday, August 9Th, 1sS7.
Ice Cream. Candies, all kinds of Tenn
perance Drinks, and good Supper will
be furnished ut reasonable prices.
Good music will heighten the pleasure
vi TIC uICtlSlbii. AL dIC Ihfll1u w
present. See posters.
ENLARGED SToGE.--Gheeh X Spig'
elmyer's stock of goods, rs well us their
trade is increasing so much that they
found il necessary 10 make additional
room in order 10 meet the requirements
of their business. They have rented
the rear part of Musser Il Smiths store
building for that purpose where they
will open business as announced in
their regular advertising local.
An important element OF the sue
cess of Hoods Sarsaparilla is The fact
that every purchaser receives a fail
equivalent for his money. The familiar
headline, 100 Doses One Dollar.
stolen by imitators. ia original with
and true only of Hoods Sal isaparilla
This can easily be proven by any one
who desires to test The matter. Fol
real economy, buy only Hoods Sarsapa'
rilla. Sold by all druggists.
Jos. L. Neff, of Boggs township
announces himself in this issue as caIi
dicate for sheriff. Mr. Neff is Sell-knowr
all over the county not only on account
of his business, that of auctioneer, bu
because he was before the people of thi:
county six years ago as candidate fo
the same office. He is man OF strik
ing appearance and is not easily forgot
ten when once seen. He expects t
make good run this time.
FARMING MACHINERY FOR SALE
The undersigned offers the following
machines for sale: One eight-hors,
power Separator. motive power on fou
wheels, One eight-horse power Steam
Vibrator, engine and all complete, Ont
eight-horse power Steam Vibrator, en-
tirely new. Having secured these ma
chimes at a bargain can and will dis
pose of them at very low figures. Ad
dress or apply to +. P.VoNADA,
25-tf Madisonburg, Pa
Our next door nelghbor, w. N. Au
man, showed us the skin Of three ant
a half-foot rattlesnake, which he killed
OIL the road from Sugar Valley last Sat
urday. where he and w. X. Alexande
had been to set up a tombstone. The
snake had eight rattles and showed
fight.at first, but with stick Aumal
put an end to its existence in short or
der. lie extracted several ounces o
oil which is said to possess medica
properties.
The Middleburg Post says tha
landlord 5. T. Frain, of Selinsgrove. il
the prime moyer in the getting up OF q
large Harvest Home picnic for Snyder
county, which is to come off near Mid
dleburg on the 18th instant. Specia
trains and six bands have already beer
secured and efforts are being made Il
have ex-Goy. Curtin for speaker. Thi
would show that Sam. Frain still keep:
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